by Sam Gilder | Mar 8, 2021 3:01PM | News, Watch / Listen
Residents of Arbourthorne are outraged after a bench dedicated to a victim of the Manchester Arena bombings was set alight on Saturday evening. The memorial was dedicated to Kelly Brewster, who died shielding her 11-year-old niece from the terrorist attack at an...
by Charlie Ridler | Mar 8, 2021 2:17PM | News
Covid-19 expenses such as personal protective equipment, free school meals and business grants have cost Sheffield £75m, according to a report by Sheffield City Council. Spending plans set out last Wednesday included a 1.99 per cent rise in council tax to help pay for...
by Ellie Maddocks | Mar 8, 2021 1:53PM | News
Sheffield campaigners were left devastated last week after losing a two-year battle to protect one of Sheffield’s green spaces. Though plans to build on Owlthorpe Fields were initially blocked, an appeal was granted and on Tuesday 2 March, a planning inspector...
by Amber OConnor | Mar 8, 2021 1:24PM | News, Top Story
Frightened residents have spoken out about their lack of trust in the police after two men were shot in Sheffield on Friday evening. Police are now investigating the incident in Woodhouse, which has also seen a string of thefts in recent months. Ben Deighton, the...
by Izzie Pridmore | Mar 8, 2021 1:22PM | News
Plans to build a multi-faceted park in the city centre have been met with polarised responses from Sheffielders, caught between its environmental benefits and the potential eradication of the city’s rich history. Intended to be situated between Rockingham...
by Charlie Ridler | Mar 8, 2021 1:17PM | News
A Sheffield landlord who left behind used condoms after hosting a party in their tenant’s spare room is one of many testimonies to have helped spark a £1.2m investment in enforcement for the private rented sector. Sheffield City Council will be making their...
